Jonathan Boggs is an American voice actor based in Brooklyn, New York, with a career in animation and commercial voice-over that began in the mid-1990s. He graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Communications from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania and started working in radio at the age of 16, which provided a foundation for his later work in voice acting.

Since 1996, Boggs has been active in the field of anime dubbing, also referred to as Japanimation at the time, and live-action film translation. In addition to his on-microphone work, he has extensive behind-the-scenes experience in broadcast technology and post-production. He has worked as a dubbing technician and in various transfer and editing roles for over eighteen years in New York City, handling formats such as HDcam and Digi-beta.

His voice acting portfolio spans a wide range of material, from character voices in cartoons to commercial announcing. He is known for his versatility, describing his range as extending from a little boy to a movie trailer announcer. In commercial work, he has been the voice for infomercial products including Cash 4 Gold, the Snuggie, and the Shark Rotator.

Within the anime industry, Jonathan Boggs is credited for his work on several prominent long-running series. He provided additional voices for the English-language adaptations of Pokémon and One Piece. A specific early credit includes the role of Kappei in the 1997 English language version of the anime OVA Ayane's High Kick. This title is listed among his film credits, with the DVD release noting his participation in the voice cast.

His professional experience is supported by training with improvisational comedy groups such as the Upright Citizens Brigade, as well as various voice-over seminars and courses. He maintains a professional sound booth and offers services including audio editing, mixing, and script writing.